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We were pleased to welcome Congressman James R. Walkinshaw to our Reston office for a luncheon with our government services employees. The visit provided an opportunity for meaningful conversation, employee engagement, and discussion about the importance of public service and partnership. Thank you to Congressman Walkinshaw for spending time with our team and engaging with our employees.



SOC was proud to attend EU Defense Night 2026 in Washington, D.C., joining government, industry, and international leaders to discuss the future of transatlantic defense and security cooperation.

The event highlighted emerging defense technologies, innovation, and opportunities for collaboration that are shaping the future of global security. Thank you to the Delegation of the European Union to the United States for hosting this important conversation.

SOC was proud to attend Space Tech Expo USA 2026, where we had the opportunity to connect with government, industry, and technology leaders exploring the future of national security space, resilient infrastructure, and mission assurance.

As space operations continue to evolve into a critical national security domain, opportunities like this help our team stay informed on emerging technologies, customer priorities, and the evolving needs of the mission. Every mission requires a security component, and SOC remains committed to staying ahead of what's next.

SOC is attending the Carahsoft Summit on FedRAMP in Washington, D.C. today! Our team is looking forward to exploring the latest advancements in FedRAMP, cloud authorization, automation, and trusted security frameworks. We're also excited to connect with government and industry leaders who are helping shape the future of federal cybersecurity.

When you can no longer trust what you see or hear, the consequences extend far beyond social media.

Deepfake technology is rapidly evolving, creating new challenges for national security, public trust, financial institutions, and critical infrastructure. As AI-generated content becomes more sophisticated, governments, businesses, and technology leaders must work together to strengthen detection capabilities, develop effective policy, and improve public awareness.

In part two of our Deepfake Threat series Shawn Roslin, Vice President of the National Intelligence Division and International Programs, explores the growing deepfake threat, its implications for national security, and the steps needed to help protect against AI-driven disinformation.

Read more: https://www.soc-usa.com/news/the-deepfake-threat-defending-truth-in-the-age-of-ai

The Deepfake Threat: Defending Truth in the Age of AI In this new landscape, national security is not just about military strength or economic power. It is about the ability to defend truth, maintain trust, and operate effectively in an environment where seeing is no longer believing.

As we celebrate Independence Day, we're also recognizing a historic milestone—250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. For two and a half centuries, the United States has been shaped by the courage, resilience, and dedication of those who have served our nation and strengthened our communities.

We're proud to support that legacy every day through the work we do alongside our customers. This holiday, we're especially grateful for our employees, our partners, and the service members and essential personnel around the world who continue to serve—many while away from their families.

Wishing you a safe, meaningful, and memorable Independence Day!

SOC enjoyed connecting with DOE, NNSA, and industry partners at the EFCOG Annual Meeting! We appreciated the opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations, share best practices, and support continued collaboration across the DOE complex. Thank you to everyone who met with our team.

"Seeing is believing" is no longer a safe assumption.

As deepfake technology becomes more sophisticated and accessible, the ability to fabricate convincing audio, video, and imagery is creating new challenges for national security, public trust, and information integrity.

Shawn Roslin, Vice President of the National Intelligence Division and International Programs, examines how deepfakes are evolving from a technological novelty into a strategic tool for deception, influence, and disruption—and what governments, industry, and the public can do to respond. Read the full article: https://www.soc-usa.com/news/the-deepfake-threat-ai-information-warfare-and-national-security-in-the-digital-age

The Deepfake Threat: AI, Information Warfare, and National Security in the Digital Age Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concern—it is an active force reshaping the global security landscape. One of the most dangerous uses is deepfake technology: AI-generated audio, video, and imagery that can convincingly fabricate reality. What began as a novelty has rapidly evolved in...